Sentence examples for substantively without from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the limited motion for reargument is substantively without merit.

We have determined that the motion for reargument is procedurally barred under Delaware law, because the issue raised on reargument was not fully and fairly presented in the Defendants' opening briefs; and alternatively, because it is substantively without merit, as a matter of Delaware law.

But substantively, optimism without reality isn't eloquence.

"The district court could not possibly have adequately determined that the settlement was substantively fair without having a benchmark with which to compare it," the appeals court wrote.

In such a scenario, to ensure that the subjects of our case studies are not trivially traceable (through, for instance, a simple Google search), we slightly altered (without substantively changing) the text of any content that we reproduced verbatim.

It's a great way of potentially alienating yourself to both groups without substantively addressing the criticisms of either.

After the legislature adjourned in August 1786 without substantively addressing these complaints, rural Massachusetts protestors organized direct action, and began protest marches that shut down the state's court system, which enforced tax and civil forfeiture judgments and had become a focus of the discontent.

These results illustrate that under the equilibrium conditions presented the DSE can accommodate dimensional and structure accretion changes from a random coil to a premolten globule without substantively populating the native state.

Although it would have incurred greater transaction costs, these fishers could have been included in the quota allocation process, without substantively affecting the achievement of its objectives, producing a more equitable outcome.

Prior to the inaugural meeting the broker had undertaken months of targeted planning which was seen to be key in helping programs which, prior to the brokerage, co-existed for many years without substantively engaging with each other: …we have all known one another since fifteen to twenty years, but we are working together for the very first time.

This may also apply to people or organisations who frequently post propaganda or external links without adding substantively to the quality of the discussion on the Guardian website.